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=== Health ===

Healthcare in Porlos is regulated by the [[Haalthiskaait Porsaahi]], ~~colloquially~~ referred to as "Haalthiskaait". Porlos' healthcare system is nationalized, meaning the government provides healthcare, free of cost, through government agencies such as the aforementioned Haalthiskaait. Porlos has been ranked among the top 25 best countries in providing high quality healthcare at no cost.

Healthcare in Porlos is regulated by the [[Haalthiskaait Porsaahi]], commonly referred to as "Haalthiskaait". Porlos' healthcare system is nationalized, meaning the government provides healthcare, free of cost, through government agencies such as the aforementioned Haalthiskaait. Porlos has been ranked among the top 25 best countries in providing high quality healthcare at no cost. Porlos' healthcare system is primarily funded from taxes levied by provincial and municipal councils. There are a total of twelve Haalthiskaait Qoyyalaatisi, which take charge of the devolved primary and hospital care systems in the country. Private healthcare in Porlos does exist, however it is very rare, and private institutions fall under heavy regulations under the Haalthiskaait. Private healthcare, due to its cost, is mostly discouraged by the Porlosi government.

=== Religion ===

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 === Health ===
-Healthcare in Porlos is regulated by the [[Haalthiskaait Porsaahi]], colloquially referred to as "Haalthiskaait". Porlos' healthcare system is nationalized, meaning the government provides healthcare, free of cost, through government agencies such as the aforementioned Haalthiskaait. Porlos has been ranked among the top 25 best countries in providing high quality healthcare at no cost.
+Healthcare in Porlos is regulated by the [[Haalthiskaait Porsaahi]], commonly referred to as "Haalthiskaait". Porlos' healthcare system is nationalized, meaning the government provides healthcare, free of cost, through government agencies such as the aforementioned Haalthiskaait. Porlos has been ranked among the top 25 best countries in providing high quality healthcare at no cost. Porlos' healthcare system is primarily funded from taxes levied by provincial and municipal councils. There are a total of twelve Haalthiskaait Qoyyalaatisi, which take charge of the devolved primary and hospital care systems in the country. Private healthcare in Porlos does exist, however it is very rare, and private institutions fall under heavy regulations under the Haalthiskaait. Private healthcare, due to its cost, is mostly discouraged by the Porlosi government.
 === Religion ===

Porlos: Difference between revisions

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